Season

 1 Spring|       not of such things as they cook their groats hash ~And fashion
 2 Spring|     stretch of time till we will cook new hash ! ~So meanwhile,
 3 Summer|           Your own pot, when you cook your daily stew or broth, ~
 4 Summer|        winter time we'll want to cook hot soup? ~The birds have
 5 Summer| toadstools. ~Alack, how shall we cook the stew and barley groats, ~
 6 Autumn|    windtight home, ~And there to cook and eat lukewarm or steaming
 7 Autumn|        roof;~These riches now we cook and eat each blessed day.~
 8 Autumn|       the thorp where I each day cook my old pot, ~Two scoundrels
 9 Winter|            When you make fire to cook the dumplings or mixed mass, ~
10 Winter|          we warm up the house or cook a boiling pot. ~Just think
11 Winter|        fellow-men, each time you cook your soup, ~Or linger by
12 Winter| brightens up our homes, ~When we cook hash or stew makes our old
13 Winter|          light up your stove,~To cook your groats and stew, or
14 Winter|        tis not the first time we cook pea and groats mush.~Many
15 Winter| lessening reserves; ~Whenever we cook, bake, or stew some tasty
16 Winter|         off, ~When we again will cook fresh foods in our old pots. ~